05:29:36 <misterpickles> 5:47 PM <hyc> I think it still does every time you boot up, don't they all boot up in 8086 mode?
05:29:42 <misterpickles> Not a Uefi model
05:30:12 <misterpickles> which is what prevents you from installing win7 or whatever on a new garbage computer
05:31:06 <misterpickles> Anything Microsoft endorsed is guaranteed to not run anything lower than the windows shipping at the date of manufacture
05:31:17 <misterpickles> more generic stuff might play nicer
05:32:12 <misterpickles> Linux etc are compatible with either node
05:32:14 <misterpickles> Mode*
14:30:59 <QuickBASIC> Did anyone read the DARPA paper recently about how government actors could disrupt Bitcoin/Eth by blocking unencrypted transaction data between nodes via ISPs blocking/filtering traffic?
14:30:59 <QuickBASIC> How susceptible is Monero to such an attack? If the US wanted to nuke Monero from orbit by ordering ISPs to block any packet that looked like a Monero block, would they be able to disrupt the network?
14:32:02 <QuickBASIC> Or if they started blocking the traffic from the largest mining pool nodes to reduce the hashrate so they could 51% attack.
14:33:55 <hyc> we already support tor and i2p so no, I don't think this is a viable attack.
14:34:28 <hyc> it might initially reduce the number of nodes, until we make use of tor/i2p a default